Titlebook: Critical Theory and the Thought of Andrew Feenberg; Darrell P. Arnold,Andreas Michel Book 2017 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Autho

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What is the “Philosophy of Praxis”? is “.” reified, and that therefore dereifying practices have no relevance in the natural realm. I argue that focusing on material practice overcomes the nature/history dualism, and that dereification has a role to play throughout the single material world that we inhabit.

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Feenberg, Rationality and Isolationbest ad hoc and at worst seems to cede science to positivism. I argue, however, that Feenberg’s account of rationality can easily be given an alternative, more ontological, grounding. Some implications of this alternative account are then drawn out, especially in relation to Feenberg’s theory of technology.

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Andrew Feenberg, Critical Theory, and the Critique of Technology by engaging his key works of the 1990s that spell out his general theoretical and political perspectives, and that illustrate his theory with examples of democratizing and reconstructing technologies, focusing in particular on . and ..

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eenberg has begun to make good on what is often characterized as “the broken promise of critical theory” to address issues of technology, but also the continued importance of critical theory more generally, and of Feenberg’s contributions to understanding this tradition..978-3-319-86278-1978-3-319-57897-2

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horizon foreclosed. The critical theory of technology moves in between aggregation and foreclosure. With its roots in a politically active Marxian dialectic, class struggle regains its ability to redirect technological change, foreclosed in critical theory from Dean and Fuchs.

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technical devices and production with Marcuse’s call for an “aesthetic .” leads Feenberg to articulate a new form of rationality. This new form of rationality includes a reformation of technical design that reflects life-affirming aesthetic and political values and possibilities.

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The Question Concerning a Vital Technology: Heideggerian Influences on the Philosophy of Andrew Feentechnical devices and production with Marcuse’s call for an “aesthetic .” leads Feenberg to articulate a new form of rationality. This new form of rationality includes a reformation of technical design that reflects life-affirming aesthetic and political values and possibilities.